Cleopatra By John William Waterhouse, 1887 / "Vigilante Shit" By Taylor Swift

Cleopatra by John William Waterhouse, 1887 / "Vigilante Shit" by Taylor Swift

I couldn’t be more excited to end @elainarcheronweek with this piece from the incredibly talented @blookillustrations on IG. Elain’s aesthetic is delicate and almost otherworldly, as though she stepped from the pages of a fairytale and wanted this piece to capture it.

Yet, beneath her soft, graceful exterior lies a quiet but undeniable strength. Her journey mirrors this contrast, as she transforms from a tender, nurturing soul into a resilient and formidable presence, proving that true beauty and inner power can flourish side by side. I hope with my last piece for this week to embody the enchanting spirit she carries. 🌸🩷

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⁣⁣⁣⤞ art by @blookillustrations

⤞ commissioned by me

⤞  @elainarcheronweek Day 7: Growth

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Perhaps it is always restful to be around someone who does not expect anything from you beyond what is in your nature.

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Nesta Archeron by lyennid [instagram]

She’s in the habit of writing for academic audiences. How else would it pass peer review?

Shows what an excellent dryadologist and academic she is.

I gotta give it to Emily Wilde, she said this bitch Wendell Bambleby ain't normal and proceeded to cite her sources.

Tell me nothing